Field | Description |
Current Hours
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This column displays the labor hours spent in the current period.
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Current Amount
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This column displays the labor or expense amount spent in the current period.
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JTD Hours
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This column displays the job-to-date labor hours spent.
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JTD Amount
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This column displays the job-to-date labor, overhead, or expense amount spent
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Budgeted Hours
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This column displays the budgeted hours.
If you use Planning, your selection in
Budget Source on the Budget & Expense tab determines whether budget information comes from the project budget worksheet, the associated plan's budget, or the associated plan's baseline.
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Budgeted Amount
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This column displays the budgeted amount.
If you use Planning, your selection in
Budget Source on the Budget & Expense tab determines whether budget information comes from the project budget worksheet, the associated plan's budget, or the associated plan's baseline.
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Percent Budget Expended
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This column displays the percentage of the budget spent to date, calculated as follows:
JTD Amount / Budgeted Amount
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Percent Complete Reported
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This column displays the overall percent complete. The percentage is based on cost or billing amounts, depending on your selection in
Report At. This percentage is calculated based on your selection of budget source on the Budget & Expense tab and, if you select one of the planning budget sources, the percent complete formula specified for each of the project plans.
If you select
Project Planning Budget in
Budget Source on the Budget & Expense tab of the Options dialog box and the report includes a project that is mapped to more than one plan,
Deltek selects one of those plans and applies the percent complete formula for that plan to all of the plans for the project to calculate group values for this column.
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Balance Hours
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This column displays the budgeted labor hours that have not been spent, calculated as follows:
Budgeted Hours - JTD Hours
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Balance Amount
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This column displays the budgeted amount that has not been spent. This amount includes both labor and expenses and is calculated as follows:
Budgeted Amount - JTD Amount
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YTD Hours
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This column displays the year-to-date labor hours spent.
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YTD Amount
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This column displays the year-to-date labor amount spent.
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ETC Hours
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This column displays the estimate to complete hours. The estimate to complete hours are the estimated additional labor hours required to complete the work.
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EAC Hours
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This column displays the estimate at completion hours. The estimate at completion hours are the estimated total number of hours that will have been worked at the completion of the project.
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Charge Type
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This column displays one of the following charge types for the project:
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R:Regular projects are revenue-producing. Costs charged to regular projects include direct labor, direct expense, and reimbursable expense.
Deltek retains the detail for a regular project for the life of the project.
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H:Overhead projects are not revenue-producing. Costs charged to overhead projects include indirect labor and indirect expense.
Deltek distributes the total cost of these projects to regular projects during overhead allocation. Typical overhead projects can include General Overhead, Vacation, Sick Leave, Holiday, and Civic Duty.
Deltek resets job-to-date costs to zero for overhead projects when you initialize for a new fiscal year.
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P:
Promotional projects track the cost to acquire a job. If you obtain the contract, you can create a new regular project and transfer the detail to it to be billed or tracked. A promotional project is similar to an overhead project. However,
Deltek does not zero out job-to-date costs at the start of each fiscal year for promotional projects.
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Project Currency Code
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This column displays the three-character code for the project currency.
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Billing Currency Code
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This column displays the three-character code for the billing currency.
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Functional Currency Code
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This column displays the three-character code for the functional currency.
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Revenue Type
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This column displays the revenue type. The revenue type is a code to identify how
Deltek calculates revenue for the task, phase, or project. There are six standard revenue types:
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B: Job-to-date billing
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M: (Job-to-date direct labor * Multiplier) + Job-to-date reimbursable expenses @ cost rates
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N: No revenue generation
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P: Percent complete + Job-to-date reimbursable expenses @ cost rates
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R: Job-to-date receipts
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W: Job-to-date billing + Work-in-progress @ billing rates
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Rev. Multiplier/Amount
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This column displays the multiplier, percentage, or amount for the revenue method. The report only displays a value in this column for the lowest work breakdown structure levels.
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Rev. Multiplier/Amount (Sum)
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This column displays the multiplier, percentage, or amount for the revenue method. The difference between this column and the
Rev. Multiplier/Amount column is that
Deltek treats this column as an amount column and displays group totals for it. This can be useful if you use calculated fields and want the revenue multiplier to be treated as an amount rather than as a multiplier.
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Compensation
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This column displays the monetary amount that you expect to receive.
These amounts come from the Projects hub. If
At all levels of the WBS is selected under
Project Fee Entering Method on the Accounting System Settings form (), these amounts are only displayed for the work breakdown structure level at which they were entered. If you use grouping options that are not part of the work breakdown structure, this column will be blank for those groups.
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Fee Direct Labor
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This column displays the monetary amount that you expect to receive for direct labor.
These amounts come from the Projects hub. If
At all levels of the WBS is selected under
Project Fee Entering Method on the Accounting System Settings form, these amounts are only displayed for the work breakdown structure level at which they were entered. If you use grouping options that are not part of the work breakdown structure, this column will be blank for those groups.
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Fee Direct Expense
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This column displays the total monetary amount that you expect to receive for direct expenses.
These amounts come from the Projects hub. If
At all levels of the WBS is selected under
Project Fee Entering Method on the Accounting System Settings form, these amounts are only displayed for the work breakdown structure level at which they were entered. If you use grouping options that are not part of the work breakdown structure, this column will be blank for those groups.
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Fee Direct Consultant
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This column displays the expected amount of direct consultant fees. This amount includes any markups on consultant professional services.
These amounts come from the Projects hub. If
At all levels of the WBS is selected under
Project Fee Entering Method on the Accounting System Settings form, these amounts are only displayed for the work breakdown structure level at which they were entered. If you use grouping options that are not part of the work breakdown structure, this column will be blank for those groups.
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Reimbursable Allowance
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This column displays the expected amount of billed reimbursable expenses.
These amounts come from the Projects hub. If
At all levels of the WBS is selected under
Project Fee Entering Method on the Accounting System Settings form, these amounts are only displayed for the work breakdown structure level at which they were entered. If you use grouping options that are not part of the work breakdown structure, this column will be blank for those groups.
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Fee Reimbursable Expense
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This column displays the expected amount of reimbursable expenses.
These amounts come from the Projects hub. If
At all levels of the WBS is selected under
Project Fee Entering Method on the Accounting System Settings form, these amounts are only displayed for the work breakdown structure level at which they were entered. If you use grouping options that are not part of the work breakdown structure, this column will be blank for those groups.
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Fee Reimbursable Consultant
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This column displays the expected amount of reimbursable consultant fees. This amount includes any markups on consultant professional services.
These amounts come from the Projects hub. If
At all levels of the WBS is selected under
Project Fee Entering Method on the Accounting System Settings form, these amounts are only displayed for the work breakdown structure level at which they were entered. If you use grouping options that are not part of the work breakdown structure, this column will be blank for those groups.
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Total Compensation
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This column displays the total compensation for the task, phase, or project, calculated as follows:
Compensation + Fee Direct Consultant + Reimbursable Allowance
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Backlog
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This column displays the unearned monetary amount for work that is under contract, calculated as follows:
Total Compensation - Job-to-date revenue
Backlog is used as an indicator of a firm's business volume, which is usually expressed as the number of months of backlog.
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ETC Amount
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This column displays the estimate to complete amount. The estimate to complete amount is the estimated additional monetary amount that is required to complete the work. This amount includes both labor and expenses.
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EAC Amount
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This column displays the estimate at completion amount. This amount is the estimated total monetary amount that will have been spent at the completion of the project. It includes both labor and expenses.
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Budgeted Rate
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This column displays the rate applied to budgeted labor hours (Budgeted Hours) to calculate the budgeted amount for labor.
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Balance Hours at Budgeted Rate
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This column displays the labor hours remaining to complete the work if they are expended at the budgeted rate. The balance hours are calculated as follows:
Balance Amount / Budgeted Rate
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Effective Rate
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This column displays the current effective hourly rate, calculated as follows:
Job-to-date labor amount at cost rates or at billing rates / Job-to-date labor hours
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Balance Hours at Eff. Rate
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This column displays the labor hours remaining to complete the work if they are expended at the current effective rate. The balance hours are calculated as follows:
Balance Amount / Effective Rate
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Percent Budget Expended Hours
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This column displays the percentage of the budget expended to date based on hours, calculated as follows:
JTD Hours / Budgeted Hours
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Percent Complete Hours
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This column displays the overall percent complete for labor. The percentage is based on cost or billing hours, depending on your selection in
Report At. This percentage is calculated based on your selection of budget source on the Budget & Expense tab and, if you select one of the planning budget sources, the percent complete formula specified for each of the project plans. Overhead is not included in these calculations.
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% Labor Comp. Rpt
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This column displays the percent complete for labor. The percentage is based on cost or billing amounts, depending on your selection in
Report At. This percentage is calculated based on your selection of budget source on the Budget & Expense tab and, if you select one of the planning budget sources, the percent complete formula specified for each of the project plans.
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% Expense Comp. Rpt
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This column displays the percent complete for expenses. The percentage is based on cost or billing amounts, depending on your selection in
Report At. This percentage is calculated based on your selection of budget source on the Budget & Expense tab and, if you select one of the planning budget sources, the percent complete formula specified for each of the project plans.
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Percent ETC Expended
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This column displays the percentage of the estimate to complete amount that has been spent as of the current date. This is calculated as follows:
(Total labor, overhead, and expenses spent) / (Total labor, overhead, and expenses spent) + ETC Amount
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Project
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This column displays the project number.
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Phase
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This column displays the phase number.
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Task
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This column displays the task number.
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Committed Purchase Order Expense
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This column displays the amount of expenses committed to approved purchase orders. By including committed expenses on this report, you can see major upcoming costs that will affect a projects bottom line.
You must also select
Include Committed Purchase Order Expense on the Budget & Expense tab, or this column will not display any amounts. If you also select
Current in
Activity Period on the Activity tab, committed PO expenses are included whether or not the expense activity occurred in the current accounting period.
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Current, YTD, and JTD Revenue columns
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The following columns display the amount of revenue for the current accounting period, for the year to date, and for the job to date:
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Current Revenue
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YTD Revenue
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JTD Revenue
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Current, YTD, and JTD Profit columns
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The following columns display the amount of profit for the current accounting period, for the year to date, and for the job to date:
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Current Profit
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YTD Profit
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JTD Profit
Profit is calculated as follows:
Revenue - Amount spent
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Current, YTD, and JTD Profit Percent columns
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The following columns display the profit percentage for the current accounting period, for the year to date, and for the job to date:
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Current Profit Percent
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YTD Profit Percent
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JTD Profit Percent
The profit percentage is calculated as follows:
Profit / Revenue
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Current, YTD, and JTD Net Revenue columns
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The following columns display the net revenue for the current accounting period, for the year to date, and for the job to date:
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Current Net Revenue
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YTD Net Revenue
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JTD Net Revenue
The net revenue is calculated as follows:
Revenue - (Direct expenses + Reimbursable expenses)
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Current, YTD, and JTD Gross Margin columns
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The following columns display the gross margin for the current accounting period, for the year to date, and for the job to date:
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Current Gross Margin
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YTD Gross Margin
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JTD Gross Margin
The gross margin is calculated as follows:
Revenue - (Labor + Direct expenses + Reimbursable expenses)
Firms that do not allocate overhead show project results on a gross margin basis.
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Current, YTD, and JTD Billed columns
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The following columns display the amount billed for the current accounting period, for the year to date, and for the job to date:
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Current Billed
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YTD Billed
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JTD Billed
The amount billed is calculated as follows:
Labor billed + Fee billed + Consultants billed + Expenses billed + Units billed + Interest billed
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Current, YTD, and JTD Unbilled columns
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The following columns display the amount of revenue that has not yet been billed for the current accounting period, for the year to date, and for the job to date:
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Current Unbilled
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YTD Unbilled
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JTD Unbilled
The amount billed is calculated as follows:
Revenue - Amount billed
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Current, YTD, and JTD Received columns
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The following columns display the amount received for the current accounting period, for the year to date, and for the job to date:
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Current Received
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YTD Received
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JTD Received
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Current, YTD, and JTD AR Amount columns
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The following columns display the amount billed but not yet received for the current accounting period, for the year to date, and for the job to date:
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Current AR Amount
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YTD AR Amount
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JTD AR Amount
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Current, YTD, and JTD Effective Multiplier columns
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The following columns display the effective multiplier for the current accounting period, for the year to date, and for the job to date:
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Current Effective Multiplier
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YTD Effective Multiplier
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JTD Effective Multiplier
The effective multiplier is the amount of net revenue earned for each labor dollar expended.
The effective multiplier is calculated as follows:
(Current revenue - (Current direct expenses + Current reimbursable expenses)) / Current direct labor
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Current, YTD, and JTD Unbilled Gain/Loss
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The following columns display the gain/loss entries to unbilled services due to rate fluctuations:
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Current Unbilled Gain/Loss
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YTD Unbilled Gain/Loss
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JTD Unbilled Gain/Loss
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Current, YTD, and JTD Adjusted Unbilled
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This following columns display the Adjusted Unbilled amount that includes the Unbilled Gain/Loss entries:
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Current Adjusted Unbilled
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YTD Adjusted Unbilled
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JTD Adjusted Unbilled
The calculation for these columns is Revenue - Billed + Unbilled Gain/Loss = Adjusted Unbilled. When these columns are displayed in functional currency, they will match the Unbilled Services account in the general ledger, and will also match the Unbilled Services line in the File Reconciliation Report.
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Contract Compensation
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This column displays the compensation amount related to the contract.
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Contract Direct Labor
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This column displays the monetary amount you expect to receive for direct labor related to the contract.
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Contract Direct Expense
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This column displays the monetary amount you expect to receive for direct expenses related to the contract.
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Contract Direct Consultant
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This column displays the expected amount of direct consultant fees related to the contract. This amount includes any markups on consultant professional services.
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Contract Reimbursable Allowance
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This column displays the reimbursable allowance amount related to the contract.
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Contract Reimbursable Expense
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This column displays the expected amount of reimbursable expenses related to the contract.
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Contract Reimbursable Consultant
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This column displays the expected amount of reimbursable consultant fees related to the contract. This amount includes any markups on consultant professional services.
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Contract Total Compensation
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This column displays the sum of the Contract Compensation, Contract Direct Consultant, and Contract Reimbursable Allowance amounts.
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Contract Backlog
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This column displays the total of Contract Total Compensation - JTD Revenue.
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